Trailer Floorboard Screws

Trailer Floorboard Screws

Flat Head Torx Drive
Self Threading -Type F
Black Phosphate Heat Treated Steel

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Diameter

Pilot Hole
*Drill Size

Torx Drive Size
1/4-20 7/32 T30
5/16-18 17/64 T40
3/8-16 21/64 T40
* Drill size depends on thickness of steel you are drilling.

Why Choose Nutty Trailer Deck Screws?

Nutty trailer deck screws are specifically engineered for the demanding requirements of utility trailers, drop decks, and flatbed trucks. These specialized drive trailer board fasteners feature aggressive self tapping threads that eliminate the need for pre-drilling new holes in metal trailer frames. Our galvanized steel screws provide superior corrosion resistance compared to standard deck screws, ensuring long-lasting performance in harsh hauling environments. The advanced screw threads design creates secure connections that withstand the constant vibration and stress associated with trailer operations. Each trailer screw undergoes rigorous testing to meet the specific demands of trailer deck applications where standard fasteners often fail. Professional haulers trust our trailer deck screws for their reliability and durability in heavy-duty applications. The combination of premium materials, specialized thread patterns, and corrosion-resistant coatings makes these screws from Nutty Nuts the preferred choice for trailer maintenance and construction projects requiring maximum holding power and longevity.

FAQ

For standard trailer deck applications, 2-1/2" to 3" trailer deck screws work best with typical lumber thickness. The length should penetrate the trailer frame adequately while accounting for deck board thickness. Drive trailer board fasteners with self tapping threads eliminate the need for new holes, making installation faster and more secure on utility trailers.

Regular wood screws are not recommended for trailer deck applications. Trailer screws feature specialized threads and galvanized steel construction designed for the demanding environment of flatbed trucks and utility trailers. Standard deck screws lack the corrosion resistance and holding power needed for trailer applications where vibration and weather exposure are constant concerns.

Quality trailer deck screws feature galvanized steel construction that provides excellent corrosion resistance, though they're not completely rust-proof. The galvanized coating significantly extends service life compared to standard screws. For maximum durability on drop decks and flatbed trucks, choose marine-grade galvanized or stainless steel drive trailer board fasteners for harsh environments.

Typically, install trailer screws every 12-16 inches along each deck board edge, with additional fasteners at board ends. For standard 8-foot boards on utility trailers, use 6-8 screws per board minimum. Heavy-duty applications on drop decks may require closer spacing. The self tapping design ensures secure attachment without creating unnecessary new holes.